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SignUp Now!Fuck the Europeans.I was proud of Europe for making moves to reject Russian gas. They see Russia losing on every front and are willing to see the dagger all the way through to the Russian heart.
The manufacturing renaissance is still on track and picking up steam.LOL, we are going to start burning coal again.
I was in the energy industry a few years back. I worked in coal power production.
In the early part of this century there was this thought that we would never go away from coal, because natural gas can get expensive.
However, around 2017, there was this thought in the industry that natural gas prices would never go up. They thought they would be stable forever.
It convinced a lot of people to start closing coal plants and let natural gas be the backbone of the industry.
Well lookee what is happening now.
By the way, low energy prices due to low natural gas prices allowed a mini manufacturing renaissance in this country. I guess that is getting thrown away for Ukraine.
Fuck Ukraine btw.
The manufacturing renaissance is still on track and picking up steam.
Chips Act will continue to help this as well.
That simply isn’t true. The manufacturing renaissance is happening regarding the energy prices. Most of these place have already borrowed and in many cases are already building.Not when energy price increases hit. The Russian speaking eastern border of Ukraine is not worth shit.
They're retarded for not turning on their Nuclear.I was proud of Europe for making moves to reject Russian gas. They see Russia losing on every front and are willing to see the dagger all the way through to the Russian heart.
They're retarded for not turning on their Nuclear.
Yeah energy isn’t the problem. It’s woke climate bitches.Good development.
They should have done it when Trump predicted this shit show.
That simply isn’t true. The manufacturing renaissance is happening regarding the energy prices. Most of these place have already borrowed and in many cases are already building.
Even in those cases those prices will just be passed along to the consumer.
Nothing can stop what’s coming!
Some might but most are staying home because of the tax breaks for staying domestic and the reduced cost of shipping because of the high price of fuels.No, with increase costs they will offshore to Vietnam, etc.
Some might but most are staying home because of the tax breaks for staying domestic and the reduced cost of shipping because of the high price of fuels.
US manufacturing is at a three year high and expected to grow through at least 2024 even with the recession.
U.S. manufacturing production near three-year high in November
Production at U.S. factories increased to its highest level in nearly three years in November as output rose across the board.www.cnbc.com
Yes. That doesn’t mean these companies are all going to outsource. In fact most of the renaissance is based on domestic tax breaks and subsidies specifically to bring the supply chains and manufacturing home.Dude, do you know how cheap it is to ship something across the pacific in those massive container ships?
LOL, no you are wrong.Yes. That doesn’t mean these companies are all going to outsource. In fact most of the renaissance is based on domestic tax breaks and subsidies specifically to bring the supply chains and manufacturing home.
It’s ok to just admit you were wrong.
What are you five? You don’t really think increases to fuel costs alone actually puts businesses in the red do you? Do you really not believe that cost will simply be passed along to the consumer? LOLLOL, no you are wrong.
Increased energy costs will push a lot of them into the red. There goes your renassance.
It is time to cut Ukraine loose. They are a millstone around our neck.
What happens when the companies costs go up faster than wages and their products get priced out of reach to their target consumers?What are you five? You don’t really think increases to fuel costs alone actually puts businesses in the red do you? Do you really not believe that cost will simply be passed along to the consumer? LOL
Not sure what Russia’s war of aggression has to do with businesses going overseas but you’re obviously already off the reservation so I’m not bothering even trying to figure it out. It’s not like Europe or The US will start buying Russian energy again after Ukraine wins the war. The sanctions will be in place for decades at this point.
Product prices have been going up quicker than wages for decades and it hasn’t stymied consumer spending so the idea that they would ever get priced out of reach is just not something serious people worry about.What happens when the companies costs go up faster than wages and their products get priced out of reach to their target consumers?
How does someone ruin a thread? Did someone stop you from posting what you wanted?Anotyer thread ruined by our resident troll. Fuck yall dumbasses for replying to that shit.
Anotyer thread ruined by our resident troll. Fuck yall dumbasses for replying to that shit.